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... behind this, it must be admitted, is the desire to obtain, directly or indirectly, some control over the approaches to the Caribbean Sea, and the Isthmian canal that is likely to be constructed in the not very distant future. To the importance of such a ...
... to be Lieuteseat. , Om* Oar, Company. Mr. Jpia to_bio Gerard, yr. James 8. to It; _ To - tuic Mr. E , to bs Lieutenant. Caribbean Volunteer Corps. Rid. Mr. Jo Willies, c. 0., to be . . . - zsandmst. Mr. Creig, to be Lieatonset. Oo b. ...
... brief and rapid but picturesque and very human touchee l , be saw of the colonies ollndian coolie immigreata In the far off Caribbean Sea. In Trinidad and the other British isles of the West Indies, the wooly headed sons of Dahomey and Ash anise, Sr. while ...
... belong to America. He does not imagine that there is any immediate prospect of Great Beitain retiring gracefully from the Caribbean Sea in order to allow of the realisation of the hope that the group may share the impending fate of Cuba and Porto Rico, ...
... to lialifax. Twu fine French Frigates (both destined for the relief of Guadeloupe) had been taken by our Cruizers in the Caribbean Sea. One of them was the same vessel, which fell in with and engaged the Lois's, while on her passage to Cadiz with treasure ...
... buccaneers, whose tremor, taken the sack of Santa Catalina, is to be foetid, if we only knew meetly •ers, in or about the Caribbean Sea. The treasure was hidden by the crew of one of Sir Henry's ships, and • the pride of the buccaneers' was evidently distrusted ...
... —Monthly Rev., May 1831.—Sir Edward Seaward's Narrative of his Shipwreck and consequent Discovery of certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea with a detail of many extraordinary and highly interesting events in his Life, from the year 1793 to 1794, as written ...
... across the Atlantic with auntie being available tamest immediate- as enjoyable as a said on the waveless waters ly. id the Caribbean Sc.,, Youth is imitative ; and just as an English boy smokes, in emulation of his elders suffers nausea and undergoes punishment ...
... returned to Halifsx. Two Freitcb Frigates (both destined for the relief ot Guadeloupe) had been taken by our towns., in the Caribbean sea. One of them was the same vessel, whicu in with and engaged the Loire, while on her passage to Cadiz with it asure, 1 ...
... clothes. Shortly alter .. nine to the diniale MAUI. in. India. for siX months: on p. a., from the were, in or about the Caribbean Sea. fh'e 15 in., 1tr.214. room be discovered that his rifle was rusting mad Illth November, Mt or date of departure. treasure ...